Cultural Etiquette Women say 'Sawasdee Ka' สวัสดีค่ะ Using the correct word depending on your gender

In this video, we dive into the essential aspects of Thai cultural etiquette. Whether you're visiting Thailand or planning on living here long-term, understanding the cultural differences is key to making a good impression. We cover everything from the 'Wai' greeting, the polite use of 'krup' and 'ka', and other cultural norms that you should know when interacting with locals.
Learn how to navigate daily interactions with respect and avoid common mistakes many foreigners make.
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[@peterdelacruz8270]

Thank you.

[@thegreatlifereset]

Yeah, I have seen some disrespectful tourists at the temple before, wearing clothes that were not appropriate.

[@ThaiLifeChronicles]

@@thegreatlifereset Yes, very many

[@thegreatlifereset]

My wife also says pointing to things with your foot is not a good thing.

[@ThaiLifeChronicles]

@@thegreatlifereset yes is true we should not do thing with you feet.